LNB Question

[maxpol]

Hey guys,

I have this mysterious LNB which says DTH 3600 single output digital ku-band LNBF / input freq.: 11.7 - 12.75Ghz / output 950-2000Mhz.
I am currently catching 61.5W, 97W, and 110W.
Now, I know that 61.5 and 97W are different polarization, how am I catching them then?

I have a friend who wants to catch both 61.5 and 97W, but which LNB should he get. I think mine is a linear?

 

[Lak7]

DTH - Direct To Home
Linear LNB - L.O. 10750

 

[maxpol]

DTH - Direct To Home
Linear LNB - L.O. 10750

What do you mean Lak7?

 

[Lak7]

What are you asking?

 

[maxpol]

I am asking how is the lnb that I have receives both 61.5 and 97, when they are different polarity.
and what lnb i need to get both of them/ OR will just a linear lnb work?

 

[voomvoom]

What are you getting on 61.5?
And what are you getting on 97?

 

[maxpol]

On 97W, I am getting 11898
On 61.5 I am getting 12414

 

[Mr Tony]

hmm...last I checked everything on 61.5 except for the smart card replacement video is scrambled

same with the Russian channels on 11898

 

[Tron]

A linear LNBF will pick up some DBS (all frequencies will be off, and quality will be about half of what it would be with the correct LNBF)...